White House advocates Iran deal approval
Iranian sources reported that there have been no discussions between Iran and the United States to extend the ceasefire, as there is no specific agreement in place to start it that could be extended. Meanwhile, Washington urged Iran to agree to a deal, with the White House expressing that wisdom requires doing so. Iranian statements confirmed that the U.S. military in the Gulf has significantly withdrawn, with warnings of broad repercussions should threats against Iran re-emerge. Iran also rejected lifting the blockade before the U.S. changes its behavior and releases the frozen funds. Through mediators, Iran and the U.S. reached a 14-point memorandum of understanding, hosted by Islamabad and Doha, which Pakistan’s foreign ministry describes as a "model for peace," despite it not being implemented yet.
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